The Artist’s View of the White Mountains
Follow the history of the valley through the art of the White Mountain School of Art, which helped transform perceptions of the region in the early 1800s. Once viewed as an ominous wilderness, the Presidential Range became a celebrated romantic American landscape through the work of these artists, inspiring generations and helping to draw millions of visitors to the White Mountains.
This FREE program is presented by Paul Mayer the Chair of the White Mountain Museum Charitable Trust, the Museum’s Docent and an art collector and is hosted by the Jackson Historical Society and the Friends of the Whitney Community Center.
Additional Details
Registration Type - Requested
Customer Limit - Unlimited
Choose Color - Green
Organization
The Friends of the Whitney Community Center (FWCC) are responsible for Whitney Community Center programming. Four times a year the FWCC produces a catalog of programming open to Jackson and surrounding communities residents and guests.
Location
The Whitney Community Center is located in the center of Jackson and supports Jackson Grammar School activities, community education programming, rentals and other community events and is a great community resource.
